Burnout is now officially an 'occupational phenomenon', here's how Ireland is coping
Some of Ireland’s top recruitment specialists give their insights into “burnout”.
Laura Roddy
How Inglot's Jane Swarbrigg manages the 'ever-changing' face of the make-up industry
Jane Swarbrigg on how her company is thriving in an ultra-competitive market.
Iconic Offices is offering members a passport to visit hot desks in its other Dublin locations
The new service, called passport to roam, launched this week.
Facebook says a ban on junk food ads for children could hurt the marketing of Spotify playlists
The social media giant has lobbied against an amendment to data protection laws.
Poll: Do you think increasing carbon tax is a good idea?
The tax which was originally introduced in Ireland in 2010 penalises any fuel that emits CO2 when burned.
Investment in Irish tech startups fell in the first quarter of the year, but the number of deals is up
The IVCA said the underlying trend was more positive, with seed funding rebounding by 23%.
Facebook is using VR Education's moon-landing experience as a launch title for the Oculus Quest
The Apollo 11 VR application allows users to recreate the moon-landing.
Poll: Would you stop using a service that has undergone a major data breach?
The value of cybercrime damage is expected to hit €4.85 trillion annually according to recent figures.
One of Ireland's oldest paint companies has launched a design collection in the US
General Paints invested €1 million into its new Curator premium designer paint collection.
Specialty coffee culture is booming in Ireland as the country catches on to a quality cup of joe
A new report cites the influx of tech workers as helping to drive up demand.
Sprout Social is hoping Dublin's housing shortage will ease as it announces 60 new jobs
The US company is the latest to expand in Ireland amid a flurry of job announcements.
Half of Ireland's smoothie bars shut in the last five years - but sales are strong for those still standing
New figures show that there are 80 fewer juice and smoothie bars in Ireland since 2013.
A Brexit breather has calmed Irish shoppers' nerves
New figures from Retail Ireland illustrate sales grew in the first quarter of the year.
Poll: Would you move out of Dublin to elsewhere in Ireland for work?
More multinational companies are setting up outside the capital.
Aran Sweater Market is selling jumpers to Japan as the country becomes attractive for Irish business
A recent EU-Japan trade deal has lifted and simplified tariffs to help increase trade.
Fulfil's founders are backing a new startup from the Irish Fairy Door Company's co-creators
Aoife and Gavin Lawler have set up Innov8 Creative Academy to launch new children’s products.
One4all is getting a digital transformation as it looks to new markets
The decision to move the giftcard online came a year before its €100 million sale to Blackhawk Network.
Poll: Would you consider going electric with your next car?
Despite a recent increase in sales, electric cars still only make up a small percentage overall.
Poll: Would you take a flight on the grounded Boeing aircraft after it resumes service?
The uncertainty surrounding the aircraft has cost Boeing $1 billion.
Andrson gets ready for its app store debut after securing funding
The music tech startup is expanding after raising €430,000 seed funding.